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I've thought this too but I've seen some things that put this assumption into question [0]. The way that I've dealt with it in Anki specifically is by decreasin
by rsanek 4y ago
I've thought this too but I've seen some things that put this assumption into question [0]. The way that I've dealt with it in Anki specifically is by decreasing my leech threshold such that knowledge that isn't working well in the exponential-backoff strategy simply gets removed from my reviews.
[0] See eg the experience here https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/ukavcj/9_year_ankiversary_today_after_14_m_reviews_and/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/ukavcj/9_year_ankiver...
- klipt 4y agoInteresting. Another approach might be to apply mnemonic techniques (like method of loci) to leeches to make them memorable so they're no longer leeches.